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THURSDAY.
FEB.
19.
Ml.
Local
Chine
tell
why
the
Japanese
have
Wi
so
successful
aainrt
the
British
and
Amerieane
in
the
Far
tat.
They
nay
that
a
white
man
can
fight
onfy
a
few
hours
ami
then
must
rent
and
take
refreshments,
while
the
Oriental,
in
pite
of
the
intense
heat,
will
continue
to
lignt
without
interruption.
Chinese
Get
News
...
Local
Chinese
seem
to
get
war
new
venr
rapidly.
Yesterday
morning
they
had
word
that
a
He
battle
wa
-
Warning
of
the
coming
danger
to
Singapore
were
given
several
yearn
ago
by
General
Sir
Ian
Hamilton
but
evidently
not
heeded.
He
said
that
Sintranore
wag
think
lines
made
it
headquarters
for
Congratulations
Prince
Rupert
.
.
.
and
canvassers,
we
feel
sure,
will
be
particularly
pleased
at
the
result
of
their
efforts.
There
seems
to
have
been
pretttygood
teamwork
all
along
the
line.
What
is
needed
now
ia
steady
continuation
of
the
work
day
after
day
until
jjhe
campaign
closes.
Some
of
those
who
have
al-readyijfiubscribed
might
like
to
repeat
or
at
any
rate
to
add
afew
hundred
dollars
more.
J.
W.
Kogcrson
Wishes
to
Announce
That
the
New
Store,
the
MIDWAY
GROCERY
at
the
Lower
Corner
of
Sixth
Ave.
and
Ambrose,
is
Now
Completed
and
Open
for
Business.
Our
prices
are
rlehCour
service
unequalled,
Visit
our
store
and
settle
your
Grocery
problem.
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BLUE
285.
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Atlantic
Charter
!
UNIVERSAL
i
DEMOCRACY
j
r-Wxr
Satta
Dhm
Bv
?,
CimAm
CM
Saeaker.
i
I
Hope
for
aa
immediate
anrver-
i
of
the
ikt
I
merits
of
cases.
s
eoutnteteij
Ml
for
tbr
lOittnMct
cc2d
pi
i
awaj
oaciBte
democratic
gnw
niai
at
Italy.
la
Oemaay
in
procrewj
in
which
two
million
Chinese
were
imradintrltematiw-i
A3d
ASadj
af
the
Imam
paver
m
ds
earnm
ta
mc
cUatteaatte
aid
s
oat
oaM
ta-
be
far
assay
jmo
aa
J
earn,
deduad
Uajar
Ma
Sham
X
Tktarla.
farmer
inMatr.
rtairasj
I
of
urantamil
affair
and
m-
I
retuy
f
the
Vicuna
branch
at
I
the
rafale
of
TnWnaTurtai
AJ-
taan.
m
aa
aarm
nut
aagat
be-I
lot
a
pafakc
faiatnnc
rrif
nr
Um
I'ajiplm
of
Uhe
WoaMi
fiiTai
:
iCM
to
ta
QianrfaiB
Laaaa
Hafi
'If
Raaata
kaa
ao4
a
iiaarrrat
.
inwiraiiai
w
m
aaave
tiau
kae-J
."7.
tfaeiartal
Uajav
aaatam.
that
4
?
voaM
oat
tee
auwpftihnl
aba;
4
ibe
had
raster
a
aeaee
or
w
It
m
'xavOty
of
taate.
hav.
that
Baaala
hatf
a
her
So
.
tnaawfla.
a
bate
fxcas
whxt
oe-raaerary
m
the
coarse
ol
cocld
be,
aafM.
AJUah
roaaJu;
fifty
pwcest
af
Raaaa's
poab-tion
vas
aaaae
ap
of
auaonty
aec-pira
ate.
aahrr
the
central
Baza-
I
pean
tUwmt
crartei
vharh
had
mm
J
tees
uauiap
ar
Xaa
araet.
aUcitt.
bad
lawninl
their
de-Teiopt&etU
ataoc
vMi
that
&
I
As
for
the
ramies.
jaion
aaid.
the
only
eoontr?
.:.
ar.de.-
a
a-0'..jd
ae
erf
r.
.
moderate
form
of
demorrar
.
tak
jaaay
yean
to
drep
..
for
Japan,
a
cooBtry
that
"i.
yean
bad
ikred
ander
a
system,
trae
democracy
way
off.
Trni!e
it
aaa
the
aadoub'.e
.
of
each
nation
to
have
tr.r
r
of
amiaaeat
which
iU
e
deaawd.
stes
anut
be
tlce:
prevent
a
aatiooal
go-,
f
:
creatine
a
attoatkm
out
of
toternatioaal
strains
eouid
a
One
of
the
greatest
of
such
j
ttea
had
been
the
ron
at
the
cause
of
Nazi
aggrei.
leading
ap
to
the
present
x.
arose
oat
of
the
actnal
or
a...e-Bnatreatment
of
minonut
laton's
decision
was
disputed,
it
ing
almost
exclusively
of
sea
and
air
attack
and
the
be
possible
immd
r
to
wkj
appeal
eMsypaaa
to
av
an
au
.Malayan
jungle
wax
considered
bulwark.
So
Singapore
had
to
improvise
defence
and
lost
out
ag
a
result.
The
method
employed
by
the
Japanese
were
scarcely
envisaged
when
the
defences
were
constructed
and
the
naval
ba?
constructed
at
the
north
end
was
comparatively
free
from
sea
attack
but,
as
it
turned
out,
it
was
definitely
exposed.
At
this
bae
was
constructed
an
enormous
graving
dock
1,000
feet
long
and
130
feet
wide
completely
surrounded
by
concrete
walls,
deep
enough
to
handle
any
ship
afloat.
The
huge
floating
dry
dock
which
was
blown
up
recently
to
prevent
it
falling
into
Japanese
hands
was
also
located
there.
It
was
the
largest
base
west
of
Pearl
Harbor
and
included
oil
storage
lanns,
repair
snops,
quarters
lor
officers
and
men.
Brit
ish,
Dutch
and
French
air
lin
the
Far
East.
t
n
m
mrwinj
I
could
not
be
maintained
THE
DAILY
KEW3
RULED
OUT
pj
V
3
fe
I
(feed
!Vt
f
J
&
Japanese-held
terrftorv
and
were
eatlintr
the
hotter
nftHmtUr
to
that
mA
wevtoaal
ior
.1
nh
ar.d
wif
go-
the
fighting.
Later
dispatche
began
to
come
through
K
amn!00
01
luZT?
"SJ
indicating
that
the
Chinese
were
maed
in
force
M5L
JS
11
l.
VinJrS?
threatened
Thailand.
..VI
ZT.
'T!"1
Jlior
the'
the
OTM
Mf
ka
iinrim
h
i
tde
aii
w
maters
Warning
of
Fall
For
deaUag
with
mtoor.ty
Jems
after
the
Tar.
Major
Si.t
proposed
the
setting
up
of
an
n
ctn
Winston
soeaevh.;
m
tk.
1.1
s-
a
.
-
Saved
Tanker
'NORWEGIAN
SAILOR
IS
WAR
HERO
An
la
BitKh
rrt
WHh
WKh
Hate
Hie
la
Her
Sate
lUt
Cf-
U'.H
Csr
lataet
Bf
KMTm
BABtXAY
Ctanadten
Prass
Saaff
Wnter
BRITISH
PORT.
Pak
1
nator
arho
I
beneath
a
lax
of
sntrUag
.
Hack
Mi
in
dmng
swt
mthoat
af
bshnat
saai
:
1
alaabie
carta
of
oft
vfiea
a
anh-rt
aadiy
bat-'
r
;
d
by
turms
as
:
c
:
pedoed
la
r.
e
AtUinUc
Sur
X
'-he
jfaui-
dar-v
4
told
wtm
:
he
adforr..
a
:.
-
ton
British
Te:
.r.ar.ned
ay
Xarae-gaus.
crept
into
port
with
a
holr
M
fact
asrp
and
M
foot
wide
to
her
sMe.
The
oaw
of
04
;sjc
the
tanker,
bumnard
haand
wiUi
JW
ions
af
att.
ran
into
hear
seas
which
washed
away
two
':fr-boau
and
aanndod
two
rafts
to
Ther.
a
lahmaitni.
anUeipat
ne
a
n
easy
"list"
anrf
aeed
Jid
laurxbed
a
torpedo
which
biew
s
note
Hi
the
shin's
aide
The
talker
opened
fire
and
drove
of;
V-boat
but
the
veaati.
ptUr.ins;
and
najng
in
a
tarriftc
jair
appeared
doomed.
The
only
rtirr
in
reienamg
some
faei
.
'rem
to
tanks,
bat
the
valves
werv
l
oeiov
a
snmy
mminre
o;
.i
:
water
Kai
Hansen
a
mer.:
ber
of
'Je
vessels
crew
for
;4
.1
...r.ths.
was
aeJecid
to
do
SwaHswed
Orl
r1-"
followed
four
days
a
r
o
.hu
of
horror."
the
yitr.
r
i..--d
The
ehfef
engireer
di-.
rr.e
and
three
other
purr
p
r
r.Tt
detailed
to
lend
a
rund
T
w
no
beadpiere
tvt
?
.
dirtng
salt
on
board
I
bad
to
hold
nr.
..
ffjr
Umg
stretches
Th-r
v.
r
.0
time
to
waste
It
tit
4
'..
m
of
getting
some
of
:fa-i.
out
of
the
tanks
quickJy
to
raen
the
weight
or
the
uup
;
woald
rasjAdar.
Bach
time
I
went
down
I
swattored
pints
of
ml
and
water,
bat
eventwally
I
managed
1
to
tarn
Use
valves.
common
sense,
an
appreciation
ZrLZLt7
"l
r
of
ihe
the
ondertymg
cases
of
ttapnte
LLL0S,,W-'
storm
wa,
the
wont
between
majorities
and
mlnortlie
'
ff
,h11
lf
eoUi-
Some
of
the
M-ton
boilers
osec
and
a
aetermmatton
to
see
.t'
for
revering
dtTbSibX
decisions
were
based
solely
on
the
,eeoo05!H
F
ob)ct
ot
loose
and
then
nt
ast
.n
.
.
HnnH
ifjr
au
mrnwa
wtr
-----
-
ii
tne
eonunsv-'
.
-
.
.17
.
fioaled
o
force
behind
them,
declared
the
speaker,
for
there
were
always
those
who
dlsttked
the
law
anc
were
willing
to
ose
force
to
upset
it.
The
nation
of
the
world
ahodld
raise
and
maintain
the
in
ternational
force.
In
the
establishment
of
such
a
force
there
would,
of
course,
be'
many
Europe
after
the
war
Major
Simon
envisioned
as
a
land
in
which
all
wealth
had
been
destroyed,
nations
broken
up,
facilities
for
I
peacetime
production
dispersed,
!
Ifvrrttrn
marVat.
rt
living
ifan.
i
nnce
iiupen
18
10
De
Congratulates
on
the
splendid
dards
reduced
to
very
low
levels
response
to
the
Victory
Loan
appeal.
The
organizers
and
the
ever
present
present
possibility
of
violent
revolution.
Major
Simon's
subject
was
'The
Atlantic
Charter,"
drawn
up
last
August
by
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill
of
Great
Britain
and
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
of
the
United
States,
in
which
peace
alms
had
been
set
down.
The
speaker
referred
to
utterances
of
Various
leaders
leading
up
to
the
Atlantic
Charter.
Major
Simon
then
discussed
the
various
sections
and
articles
ol
the
Atlantic
charter
In
detail,
these
including
the
provision
that
no
countries
should
seek
aggrandizement,
territorial
or
otherwise,
a
provision
of
far-reachltig
implications,
bringing
up
the
ques
tion
of
mandates
and
other
prob
lems;
that
there
should
be
no
territorial
changes
that
do
not
accord
with
the
freely
expressed
i-
wlahea
of
the
peoples
concerned,,
standards,
economic
adjustment
and
social
security.
international
court
whose
ftadlna
Unless
real
international
eo-oo-
weold
be
final
and
could.
If
nee-ieratton
could
be
satabliahed.
the
ry.
be
backed
by
force.
I
speaker
foresaw
a
series
of
btla-
Police
Force
Needed
'terlal
trade
treaties
which
woakl
Law
and
order,
no
matter
how
'.block
the
poastbfJity
of
equal
ar-
good
and
destraMe
they
might
be.lceas
of
all
nations
to
raw
mate
without
trials.
The
alternative
to
bilateral
another
trade
'
tr
muitflau
Mortal
trade,
tne
parte
of
adrift.
out
to
sea.
the
ship
Other
sloe,
also
broke
Standing
By
Things
looked
so
bad
that
on
the
third
day
the
captain
had
as
standing
by
the
remaining
lifeboats
moat
of
the
time.
The
purcp
room
door
waa
forced
open
and
sailor
and
I
were
ktter
of
which
would
!
had
nearly
succeeded
the
be
most
likely
to
give
the
people
of
the
world
the
security
and
free
dom
which
hehej
fthey
demanded.
Major
vent
tie
would
be
either
kr
n
to
close
tt.
Ttae
and
time
)
treaties
or
Interna-
again
we
tried
to
fix
stanchion
roll
of
international.
aalnst
it.
hut
alwavs
vhm
the
the
rte?
then
went
on
ta
Ideal
wrfh'
articles
of
the
At
lantic
Charter
calling
tor
a
peace
which
would
afford
all
nation
the
means
of
dwelling
in
safety
within
their
own
boundaries
In
freedom
from
want
and
fear,
a
peace
which
would
enable
all
men
to
traverse
the
high
seas
and
oceans
without
hindrance
and
the
abandonment
of
use
of
force
among
the
nations.
dom
of
Seas
As
for
freedom
of
the
seas,
the
speaker
declared
that
there
could
be
no
more
Pax
Brttannlea
to
guarantee
freedom
of
the
seas
whfcY.3rii'ure
44ildJ
have'
to
be
along
international
lines.
Mrs.
Arnold
Platen
presided
over
the
meeting
last
night
In
the
absence
otthe
president
of
the
Women's
Icinadian
Club,
Miss
E.
M.
EarL,
There
was
a
good
attendance.)
H.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
FOR
flALE
Dining
and
bedroom
suites
frigldalre.
library
table
and
chairs.
Phone
Green
E39
eve:ung3,
47i
burst
the
door
away
from
our
grasp
"Then
suddenly
my
mate
tot
Lhto
foothold
on
the
oily
deck
and
vanished.
Then
the
seas
washed
him
towards
me
and
as
he
was
being
whisked
away
I
Just
managed
to
gra.sp
him
"
Steamers
leave
Prince
Kupert
for
Vancouver;
Catala
every
Tuesday
130
pm.
Due
Vancouver
Thursday
p.m.
Cardena
every
Friday
10:30
p.m.
Due
Vancouver
Monday
am.
Queen
Charlotte
Leaving
Feb.
10
Inland
and
24.
Full
Information,
Tickets
and
Reservations
FRANK
J.
SKINNER,
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Ave.
.
Phone
S68
1
You
glide
through
whiskers
like
a
fcres
)
-
And
find
new
tomftrt,
sf&A
ond
eaw
I
I
Ecth
time
you
shaye
vntk
&Iu
Gillette-
(
That's
why
this
bkde
is
your
best
!
"wm
ac
4W
td
tvWefji
Btavy
gra
mn
imaaw
inlf
m
S4VE
Blue
Gmetie
Blades
ert
mode
of
glctt-hcrd
steel
Thai's
why
Ihey
tele
a
keener
ecge
and
held
d
longer
than
other
blades.
mctt
cant
nrr
an
iastU'Smawg
lAtot
nun
VICTORY
BONDS
!
GktU
Sikt;
RiZtf
C4.
cf
Cuaii
taatrf
REMINDING
YOU....
that
a
Caswavete
and
flfX-Cta
ALTOMOB1LC
HtVHl
A.NCE
AND
REPAIR
StRVICC
h
avattasle
Is
all
at
N;L
:u
Mster
Sertirc.
The
shop
w
well
eooipped
to
handle
all
cla.-e
-
t
DervonaUv
t
on
-luried
b
Cola.
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